I'm looking at a '94 cherokee, and the t-case shifter says 4x4 parttime 0n it. I've seen some that say full time. I take it to mean that you shouldnt run on dry pavement in 4x4 parttime. Is this correct, also would this setup make a decent mild trail/hunting rig?

 

the part time means its a np231. and no dont drive it on dry pavement. yes it will be awesome for mild trails and hunting. just took mine elk hunting.

 

yea,dont have in in 4wd at all on pavement and all u would really need to do to make it a good trail and huntin rig is to take the fender flares off and trim the fender wells and throw on some 30x9.5 inch a/t's and get front sway bar disconects to help on the trails a bit,and bed liner the undercarrige and bottom of doors,or the hole thing in bedliner,thats only my opinion,and what i think would be a good setup

 

Yes and No, you should go over 45 in fourwheele drive anyway. But driving on pavment in 4 wheel drive is fine for very short distances. my 98 has only partime too and i wheel so yes it will be perfect for a hunting/ trail rig

 

Thanks for the reply. I'm thinking about a 2" lift and leaving the 235's on it . Is this lift doable for an average guy with good mechanical skills.

 

if its just a shackle/spacer lift you should have no problems. with an aal lift its a little more complicated. but still doable. you shouldnt have any problems, other than seized bolts, for either type of lift.

 

Since you guys are so helpful, here is another question. I have noticed that some of the cherokee's around 94, have a slight knock, I have heard this in more than one, whats up with that?